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The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) introduced its new Arbitration Rules on September 12, 2011, in Paris, to be effective on January 1, 2012. ...
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PARIS -- Regulatory News:
BioAlliance Pharma (Paris:BIO):
BioAlliance Pharma SA (Euronext Paris: BIO), the specialty pharmaceutical company focuse...
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Increasing the Efficiency of International Arbitration to Respond to the Changing Needs of the International Business Community
The International C...
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... of a joint venture between Chrysler International, S. A. (CISA), a Swiss corporation, and another Ja...) contained a clause providing for arbitration by the Japan Commercial Arbitration Association of... force in the field of international commerce. The mere appearance of an antitrust dispute does ... curiae were filed for the International Chamber of Commerce by James S. Campbell and Andrew N. Vol...
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International Chamber of Commerce Court of Arbitration
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations v. BEVAC Company: Arbitral award (Case No. 5003/JJA) of 29 July 1986
Dispute arose in connection with a purchase contract—
Conditions governing the sale as stipulated in the "Request for bids and purchase orders, general conditions"—Settlement of disputes arising in connection with the contract—Rules of Conciliation and Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce—Law applicable in the case
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In Puerto Rico Hospital Supply Inc v Boston Scientific Corp, the 1st Circuit upheld a lower court's denial of a request for preliminary relief in aid of an international arbitration before the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Even if Puerto Rican law should have been applied, an error was harmless because there was no clear indication that the case would come out differently. Finally, the 1st Circuit held that any harm suffered by Puerto Rico Hospital Supply could be compensated by later-issued damages.
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Alliant Energy Corp., a Madison-based utility company, said it won an arbitration case in the latest of a series of disputes with the utilities in which it has invested in Brazil.
The International Court of Arbitration, a Paris-based affiliate of the International Chamber of Commerce, reviewed an arbitration award in favor of Alliant and confirmed a final award of $22 million.
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[...] were the U.S. to become a contracting party to the Choice of Court Convention, the Convention may have impact, not only on cases in U.S. courts involving international forum selection clauses, but eventually even in the domestic setting as jurisdictional law may be harmonized by federal legislation.9 Although the Hague Convention was adopted in June 2005, the actual drafting of the document began at the Hague Conference in 1992 with the United States' initiative to create a global convention on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters.10 The United States' interest in such a convention is driven by the obvious need it perceives for a legal structure to "support the growth of global markets" and promote international cooperation....
... element in international trade, commerce, and contracting."4. The Court approved of what it...Also specifically excluded are arbitration and related proceedings.49 Specifically not exclud..., as evidenced by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and its International Court of A...
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... INTERNATIONAL, INC.,. ... action seeking a permanent stay of arbitration on the ground. that defendant's claims for breach ... of the International Chamber of Commerce (the "ICC") then in effect (the ...
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On Nov 18, 2005, the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), the international division of the American Arbitration Association, hosted the 22nd Annual Joint Colloquium on International Arbitration, together with the International Chamber of Commerce and the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes. The program covered such hot topics as the use and promotion of international mediation; institutional practices regarding arbitrator impartiality and independence; and the impact of public policy on investor-State and private international arbitration.